2-Letter Words Starting with A

Poser of sorts

Assertive one, perhaps

Fact finder perhaps

On the sayso of

Words with your instructions (wordplay)

On the say-so of

Late bloomer (wordplay)

Michaelmas daisy for one

Yellow-centered bloomer, perhaps

Prison in commotion (wordplay)

Up and about - is art (anagram)

Out from under the covers

One who humiliates

Shame is his game

One putting others down

Say bully finds work in decrepit bar

Bully or addict

Addict or bully

Fancy tickler (wordplay)

Comedian, for example

Clown, for example

It's yours for the asking!

By some means we reach this (wordplay)

Key feature (wordplay)

Nearer a volcanic eruption, perhaps

Closer to an eruption, maybe

Not as ruddy

Dressed stone for facing (A, not E)

Large masonry stones

Masonry made of large square-cut stones

Stone left enthralled by Macca's ex

Squared stone Var.

Squared stone variable

Trial figure, perhaps

Person saying its you is bank client

Plaintiff's role.

ID saver (anagram)

Ann Landers, for one

What Harriman is to Truman.

One giving counsel (O, not E)

Commercial sun shade (wordplay)

Counsel of Ovid (ars horrendus)

Poem by Shelley, 1816

Poem by Shelley, 1815.

Poem by Shelley.

Candidate for "Hoarders"

One into collecting

One who stockpiles

More likely to fidget, say

Nastier stranger is more impatient

More prone to fidgeting

One who places things opposite each other

Sudden noise, perhaps

Alarm clock, for example

That which excites

More pretentious, perhaps

With more aesthetic pretension

Affected to a greater degree

Person with goals

One with hopes

He has high hopes

Is the analyst like the speaker, perhaps

Metallurgist, for one

V.I.P. in a rush (wordplay)

Taker for granted

One who pretends

One who takes things for granted.

One saying "All's well"

Trust me speaker

One removing doubt

Underwriter

Without columns

Like junior perhaps going to pieces

Split like Neath (wordplay)

Sad rune (anagram)

One intentionally not present

He who pardons.

Jack you may forgive

A priest may be such, or half a French one and you

Sponge recipe accepted by sailor, not drunk

Cushion

More ridiculous

More ridiculous bends on road during Lincoln runs

It's more ridiculous - I'm lost for words after Australian has bowled Root

Insurance-company employee

Insurance agency employee

Insurance company employee

Professional claims examiner

Go back (on a promise)

One who lies in wait

One who traces the cause of things

One that breaks down, as nearly mad

Someone in a tree (wordplay)

Great-great-great grandmother, for one

Someone up in a tree (wordplay)

One who gets it (wordplay)

One who responds

Person coming back

One who gives in easily

Chamberlain, by reputation

Neville Chamberlain, to his critics

One who'll fill you in

Collar creator (wordplay)

Cop making a collar

One who takes people in

Police officer, at times

Hinderer.

Part of letter one posts, say

Characteristic of b, d, or h

d or k, for example

One who runs a smear campaign

Vilifying villain

He accuses falsely, as the ship's officer said

""One who asperses, also ASPERSER""

He mugged a sailor, they say

One on the attack

One casting aspersions

One agreeing to make fool join

Yes-man, for example

... one agrees for fool to come in

One who agrees

Nominee endorser in Britain

Endorsing voter, in England.

One who states plainly and strongly

One who's sure

One who seizes the day

Star rose to become a champion defender

One speaking positively

Perhaps the woman is silly or values it

One with a taxing job (wordplay)

Perhaps she's silly or after 22 across

Professor, at times

Professor, re homework

One transferring property rights, in law

Property transferor

One who nominates a southern Italian gentleman

Help when family member needed

One who helps because she's related

Right-hand man.

Lawyer's aide

Supportive one

One who classifies things

Classifier

Classifier.

One bearing witness

One who certifies

One who gives evidence

Notary, for instance

One's present at the trial, or ready to give one's 15 across at it

Certifier

August

Austere

Abraham Lincoln, notably

Lincoln, notably

A throwback by literary cameraman chopping wood - one wielding axe

Person on the run

Band score rewritten for The Fugitive

Fugitive running Bond's race

Absolute

Seat in bar maybe not his (wordplay)

No little 21 across for one

Who's abandoned seat in bar (wordplay)

Harder to penetrate

One on a podium, perhaps

Speech-maker

Business machine.

Communist China, by U. N. vote of 44-7

The one who 'started it'

Beginner of a quarrel.

Statue material, perhaps

Altar base (anagram)

Figurine material, perhaps

A giver of alms.

Opposite the sun

An early form of fuel (wordplay)

Cook prepares it right away, perhaps

Hors d'oeuvre

Vintage-vehicle valuation expert

Art expert, at times

Extoller of a news agency's virtues (wordplay)

""A reptile of the subclass Archosauria, which includes the dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and the modern crocodilians.""

Medical device removing fluid

Suction pump.

Suction pump

One making violent attack (on another person)

Attacker.

Constructor, of a sort

Person piecing something together

Code-converting computer program

A foreigner.

Not having blood vessels

Abstract

ABSTRACT to draw away

One who acquires.

Manage publicity for one in church

Run as 'today's politician' (wordplay)

Pastor who pitches (wordplay)

One who admonishes.

One publicising a product (S, not Z)

He pays the price of publicity

He has his own ideas on hoarding

David K. E. Bruce, for one

Bunker, for one.

One who's goodwill hunting (wordplay)

""AMBUSCADE A lying in a wood, concealed, for the purpose of attacking an enemy by surprise. Hence: A lying in wait, and concealed in any situation, for a like purpose; a snare laid for an enemy; an ambush.""

Armored beast of old

Previous incumbent

Forerunner.

Forerunner

SMOKER one who {smokes=v}

Expert on moving house (wordplay)

Charter for 11 (wordplay)

House examiner (wordplay)

Moon-starer (anagram)

Hubble, for one

One who knows what's up (wordplay)

Antitrust

ASSIMILATE To bring to a likeness or to conformity; to cause a resemblance between.

One who accomplishes.

Comparative adjective or agent noun

CONSUMER one who {consumes=v}

Non-PC chair protector (wordplay)

Chair cover mascara stain made a mess of

Protective cloth on upholstered seat

An assassin.

Runner or dramatist in play

One managing business affairs

Overseer of a sort

German dog in fine French spa, barking

""FILIBUSTER A lawless military adventurer, especially one in quest of plunder; a freebooter; originally applied to buccaneers infesting the Spanish American coasts, but introduced into common English to designate the followers of Lopez in his expedition to Cuba in 1851, and those of Walker in his expedition to Nicaragua, in 1855.""

""A transformer in which part of the primary winding is used as a secondary winding, or vice versa; -- called also a compensator or balancing coil.compensator or balancing coil.""